.- seafront and beaches in bude are stories from across the uk- seafront and beaches in bude are at thef it are under threat because of climate change. we of it are under threat because of climate change.— of it are under threat because of climate chance. ~ . ., ~ ., climate change. we are talking about our own home _ climate change. we are talking about our own home town, _ climate change. we are talking about our own home town, part _ climate change. we are talking about our own home town, part of - climate change. we are talking about our own home town, part of it - climate change. we are talking about our own home town, part of it being l our own home town, part of it being underwater. it's kind of a bit scary and actually makes it very real. this is a graphic of the beach, now on an average spring tide. but roll forward around 30 years to the 2050s and it could look like this if nothing is done. we and it could look like this if nothing is done.— and it could look like this if nothing is done. and it could look like this if nothin: is done. ~ ., ., ., .,~ nothing is done. we have g

the seafront and beaches in bude are at the heart of the community.use of climate change. we are talking about our own hometown, part of it being underwater. it's kind of a little bit, yes, it's scary and actually it makes it very real. this is a graphic of crooklets beach, now on an average spring tide. but roll forward around 30 years to the 2050s and it could look like this if nothing is done. we have got to take action now. the clock is ticking. the government has allocated £3 million to bude as part of a programme to help communities adapt. we can't solve climate change - in bude, but what i hope is we can lead by example in the way we respond to it. _ a community tackling the climate challenge head on. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are watching the context. it is time for our our new weekly segment — ai decoded. welcome to ai decoded, that time of the week when we look in depth at some of the most eye catching stories in the world of artificial intellligence. we begin with euractiv, the eu news website wh

the fifth team of budes liga, which entered this stage as the second team with 12 points, with only two defeats against city in the group stage. he is highly motivated to win last year at home. repeat we are definitely not afraid and we are looking forward to real. we counted on the encouragement of our fans and the support of the stadium. what we did last season against real would not have been possible without these fans. on the side against real madrid, who are the 100th place in the spanish la liga , they have won all the group stage games they made a serious mark again for all the competitors in the champions league. we reached the elimination stages of the champions league in good conditions. in the first stage , we are facing a strong opponent who plays quality football . copenhagen in denmark. he goes to the defending champion manchester city. city has met copenhagen four times, and the results were two wins and two draws. the important thing is that manchester city has not managed to beat copenhagen in denmark. we are the defending champions and my player's motivation is still

working very hard to keep everything just as it is there in bude.and east, a dip in temperature but they will lift later, the breeze strengthening once again, and by the end of the night, northern ireland and western parts of scotland, rain started to set its way in. temperatures as we start sunday around 6—11. in a different day for scotland and northern ireland, particularly in the north and west, this is where we will see more in the way of cloud and rain. rain at times too for the north of england after today's sunshine, further south a few breaks in the sunshine once again but often large amounts of cloud and still pretty mild. sevenin of cloud and still pretty mild. seven in stornoway and chilly in lerwick with some sunny spells, it may be a wintry shower. as we go through to sunday night into monday, an area of low pressure pushes north towards the north of scotland. that is going to intensify the rain across northern parts of scotland, through sunday and monday, parts of the western highlands could see 100 millimetres of rain, so a risk of f

notus weapons that could budes for myriad of weapons systems that one could be specifically used in a conventional sense for the bomber that gives it incredible standoff and incredible rainle. what that does for us is that actually makes it so it doesn't have to hit a tanker as often as well. so -- and actually keep the air crew and the platform out of harm's way. senator cramer: thank you for that. something in response senator king, using his usual great illustrations of a pig and a python, i believe is what it was, referencing the lack of capital budgeting in our system, transparency budgets are something that's always frustrated me on this committee. particularly with regards to my favorite, air force. you referenced the role of the -- of your command as national -- as a national role. understandably. united command. can you flesh that out a little bit for me as well? i have long been concerned that we're not adequately -- i don't want to say appropriate, but appropriating credit where credit is due and then cost where cost is due. general cotton: thank you, senator cramer. i thin